Fish Haven news highlights and local meetings posted
The report lists Stake visitors Grover Cleveland Leon Howell Marlene Stegelmeyer Claree Jensen Norma Lee Neilson and Ozella Parker. It notes penny drive completion by Primary Presidency and a year long saving effort by Mr and Mrs Charles Beyeler. Includes a Paris Idaho city appropriation ordinance passage March 1963.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MIA Stake
Grover Cleveland
Leon Howell
Marlene Stegelmeyer
Claree Jensen
Norma Lee Neilson
Ozella Parker
Charles Beyeler
Bloomington
Renee
Alicia
Carol Howell
Jean Hawkins
C. R. Beyelers
la Mont
Grandson Welcomed at Thane S Johnson Home
Setting acquainted with her new grandson who arrived at the home of Mr. and Mrs Thane S Johnson. The boy is welcomed by a sister two and a half years old.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thane. S. Johnson
St Charles Notes On Local Visits Illnesses And Meetings
Mrs Inez Findley of Bloomington visited relatives in St Charles and attended Relief Society with Mae Bowman. George Michaelson marked his 86th birthday at home on Tuesday February 26. Frank Jensen of Garden City visited Mrs Ida Windley. Mrs Annie Hill, wintering in Toquerville Utah, hospitalised but improving. Mrs Ida Bunderson hospitalised at Montpelier with thyroid related condition. Lovell Booth and daughter Doris were homebound with flu. Water owners meeting held. directors named. Carl Anderson brought his father Kurt Anderson home. Midred Arnell and Peggy Arnell traveled to Hyrum and Salt Lake City for business. Peggy treated for an injured arm. Paris quarter meet singers Debra Peterson, Caleen Hirschi, Janis Pugmire, Diane Bunderson with Pat Keeteh narrator. second group includes Mary Cleveland, Jane Pugmire, Darril Rathbone, Doreen Hirsch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inez ‘Findley
Bloomington
Relief Society
Mae Bowman
George Michaelson
Frank Jensen
Garden City
Ida Windley Mondray
Annie Hill
Toquerville
Utah
Ida Bunderson
Montpelier
Sidewalks and Country Roads
Marlene Stegelmeier discusses food faddism and the FDA role in consumer protection. The piece traces age old quests for longevity from Ponce de Leon to Nero and Pliny, noting artichoke juice and lettuce in ancient lore, and cites vitamin C sources like potatoes and salmon as proven preventatives while warning that much misinformation persists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marlene Stegelmeier
Federal Drug Administration
United States Department of Agriculture
Ponce de Leon
Nero
Pliny
Food faddists and nutrition facts in 1963 county notes
The piece contrasts safe appeal of new foods and miracle cures with basic dietary guidance from the American Dietetic Association. It warns these special foods are costly and often misinterpreted, while stressing daily allowances for milk meat vegetables bread and fruit, and notes county board actions on probate, medical care, a cannery, the Creamery building, traffic at services, and a March meeting.
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American Dietitic Association
Cecil Thornock
Bloomington
Sarah Thornock
Bear Lake County
St. Charles
Lester Skinner
Weber Central Creamery
C. N. Carlsen
Bear Lake County Commission Discusses Trailer Sale and Flood Relief
At a January special meeting Chair C N Carlsen and members reviewed a trailer offered for sale to move machinery and deferred a decision. The clerk relayed Governor Smylie's flood disaster designation with potential low interest long term loans via Stewart Maxey, Boise. The board also approved $25 monthly care for Mrs. Fred Bateman in a rest home in Pocatello.
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Board of Commissioners
Bear Lake County
Idaho
C. N. Et
Jbnuary
Cc. N. Carlsen
J. C. Idindsay
Walter Ward
Amos Hulme
Carlsen
Clifford G. Price
Robert E. Smylie
Stewart Maxey
Boise
Kenneth Price
Carlson
Fred Bateman
Pocatello
Call for Bids on Bear Lake Fair Horse Barn Project
Sealed bids for construction of a horse barn at Bear Lake County Fair Grounds near Montpelier Idaho are due by 5 p m March 22 1963. Plans available from J Reed Crane 657 Williams Ave Montpelier Idaho with a 5 percent bid guarantee. Bids opened only if contractor license number appears on envelope. First publication February 21 1983 final notices February 27 March 7 14 21.
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Bear Lake Co. Fair Board
Montpelier
Bear Lake Co. Fair Grounds
J. Reed“ Crane
Willams Ave
Idaho
Co. Fair Board
Bear Lake County Fair Board
State of Idaho
J. Reed -Crane
Williams Avenue
J. Reed -Crans Bear Lake Co
Bear Lake Memorial Hospital Admissions and Births
A list from Bear Lake Memorial Hospital in Geneva and surrounding towns records admissions from February 25 to March 4 for medical major surgeries and industrial accident cases. It also notes births: a girl to John and wife on March 2, a girl to Marcell Keele of Paris on March 2, and a girl to Boyd Smart of Laketown on March 8.
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John
Marcell Keele
Paris
Boyd Smart
Laketown
Carl Nield
Montpelier
Rich County Health Board Elects Officers February meeting
The Rich County Health Board met on February 21 with Richard L. Harmon elected chairman, Claude Reay as Health Officer, and Helen Cornin as nurse. Oral polio immunizations will be offered at the county courthouse and North Rich High School for 26 cents per dose, with three doses required for full protection. Immunizations are scheduled for April 28 and May 26.
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Rich County Health Board
Richard L. Harmon
Claude Reay
Helen Cornin
Rich County
North Rich High School
Laketown
Harmon
Leathan Johnson
Edna Wamsley
North Rich Area
Rafdolph
Medical Self Help Class Series Offered for Emergency Care
A class led by Reay or Mrs. Cornig presents 16 lessons on principles of Medical Self Help and emergency treatment. It outlines practical steps for first aid and self care in urgent situations.
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Reay
Laketown Superintendent Recruits Teachers Across State
Superintendent Richard L. Harmon spent three days last week recruiting teachers for the 1963 64 school year. Interviews were conducted at Brigham Young University the University of Utah and Utah State University. Cynthia Harmon daughter of Mr and Mrs Richard L Harmon of Laketown spent three days in Montpelier hospital under a doctor s care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard L. Harmon
Brigham Young University
University of Utah
Utah State University
Cynthia Harmon
Laketown
Montpelier Hospital
Card of Thanks to Friends and Family
We express sincere thanks to friends neighbors and relatives for the kindness and assistance during the illness and death of our beloved mother Mrs Adelia Scofield Mrs Blanche Piggott.
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Adelia Scofield
Blanche Piggott
Appreciation for kindness and sympathy extended
The Albert Payne family expresses gratitude for the kindness and expressions of sympathy received during their bereavement.
Magpie bounty offered through May first year
A 10 cent reward per magpie head is offered until May 1 this year by J E Homer of the Rod and Gun Club. No payment for eggs. Bounty heads may be brought to Homer’s Montpelier place or the Paris county extension office. No bounty after May 1.
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J. E. Homer
The
Rod and Gun Club
Homer
Mastitis Control Efforts Rise in Idaho Farms
County agent Hyrum G Johnson reports statewide progress in mastitis control. By July 1 grade A milk producers must pass strict Whiteside tests. farms are urged to milk regularly with proper sanitation and equipment care to reduce infections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hyrum G. Johnson
Idaho
Bear Lake County
Wheat variety bulletin from University of Idaho Extension
A new University of Idaho Extension Service bulletin describes cereal crops adapted to irrigated districts in Idaho. It highlights a variety titled Wheat and outlines the adaptation and potential yields for local farmers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Idaho
University of Idaho Extension Service
Bulletin Covers Cereals and Baby Chick Prep
A county extension bulletin details cereal varieties with disease resistance notes and best uses for bread cake and feed. It also offers guidance on preparing poultry houses for baby chicks including cleaning, disinfection, heater checks, and temperature schedules from 90 to 70 degrees as chicks develop.
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University of Idaho
Paris
Hyrum G. John, Son
Robert Black
University of Idaho Extension Service
Chick Housing Space Guidelines for Growing Broods
The guidance outlines space needs for chicks from day old to eight weeks. It specifies floor space per chick, feeder length per 100 birds, and watering space with inches and fountain counts. Early weeks require 100 linear inches feeder space per 100 chicks and 20 inches watering space, expanding to 300 inches feeder and 40 inches watering space by weeks seven to eight.
Wool Market Outlook for 1963 and Change to Calendar Year
Economists note 1962 liquidation reduced sheep numbers and 1982 crop sizes imply lower wool output. Prices likely stay strong near 1962 levels as world wool production dips about five million pounds from 1961-62. Wool incentive price remains 62 cents per pound and payments shift to a calendar year basis starting 1964.
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University of Idaho Extension Service
Department of Agriculture
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